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I Swear | 
 enlarge | Artists: Inhale, Exhale
Label: Solid State Records
Category: Music
List Price: $13.98
Buy New: $9.25
You Save: $4.73 (34%)
New (31) Used (2) from $8.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 60689
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
EAN: 5099951921125
ASIN: B0018PJER6
Release Date: June 10, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: Unbroken seal at jewel case! Fast shipping!!!
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| Tracks:
| • | I Needed a Space Ship (Instead I Got Problems) | | • | It's Myself Vs. Being a Man | | • | The Impatient Will Suffer | | • | Is the Fact That I'm Trying To Do It, Doing It For You? | | • | I Live the Bad Life (You Make It Worse) | | • | No One is Invincible | | • | The Words That We Have Chosen | | • | Drink till We Drop | | • | I'll Die With No Friends and a Grin On My Face | | • | Fluvanna | | • | Knowledge = Priceless |
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 Better August 21, 2008
I Swear is more melodic yet, heavier than their previous effort. Technically, the musicianship is tighter and there is more passion and emotion in the lrics and presentation. If you like heavy metalcore music, you will like I swear. Pick it up.
I Swear... August 20, 2008
To tell you all the truth I did not really like the first album, to me it just felt like songs I have already listened to. But in this album i felt like it was something I haven't heard in a long time or ever. I love the musical compositions and I feel that this album is amazing.
 Inhale Exhale's "I Swear . . ." June 11, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Inhale Exhale's first album was pretty awesome; it contained a handful of songs that helped it stand out among the homogeneity of sound in the current hardcore scene. I find this album disappointing to say the least. While I do appreciate the singer's solid attempt at using a wider range of vocal sounds, I feel the vocals took a hit in terms of the stylistic manner in which they are woven into the music. The screaming isn't very funky, mostly just blanketing over the guitar work in a semi-rythmic fashion. And the music . . . while some songs do have some pretty clever riffs, I don't really see a step forward with the guitar work or song writing. Instead there has been an incorporation of the type of spacy echoed clean notations that are characteristic of bands like Cave-In, etc. I can appreciate when bands expand horizontally, by incorporating new stylistic components, but I don't really see any vertical expansion in quality here--that is, expansion in the crafting of song structures, innovation of guitar, drum, and bass work, etc. Taken by itself, the album is great compared to commercial sounds or most other immitative stupid-core bands out there. All in all, I am disappointed, but only because my expectations were paved by prior work. For those of you who loved the songs "dance all night" and "Call to the faithful" and "Redemption," this album may be a bit of a disappointment for you as well. I'm still glad I bought the album though, because it does my part in affording the band the opportunity to make it up to me with their third album. The highlights of the album are pretty much the songs they currently have posted on their myspace page.
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